Dropping sample schemas like scott,hr,bi from Oracle 11g Database.

Hi Friends,
Do any one have the query to drop all the sample schemas from Oracle 11g Database.Any steps need to be
performed to drop all the schemas.
Best regards,

Hi;
Please see:
drop all objects owned by schema
drop all objects owned by schema
Regard
Helios

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